Does any one have this lens mounted to a Nikon D-90, what are you picture results besides being cropped?
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Not sure and I don't use Nikon but it is a great lens so far. I haven't have to swap lens often since I get it. If the pictures are cropped it is incompatible.
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I don't use it on a D90 but I have on a D7000 (crop sensor) and D700 (full frame). I find it a little soft on the long end and somewhat hard to keep steady but some of that is just technique on my part. Overall I'm pretty happy with the results.
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The lens is cheap second hand and takes sharp photos, so I like it. I believe that the lens does not come with a built in auto focus motor, so if the D40 does not have a built in AF motor then it will only focus manually. My D90 works with this lens because the camera has a built in AF motor.
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Yes it does. I'm using this lens on a Nikon D90. The lens does a great job using a tripod. I use it mostly for portrait work and close ups such as birds at a feeder attached to my window. The lens works hand held, if you're very steady, but for best results, use a tripod.
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Hello :) I want to know if its a True Full frame FX Format Lens on a Pro Nikon D800?Or am i forced to use it in DX Crop mode?....I'm Sure some one out there Know what I MEAN?I Just want to use the Correct Macro like the Nikon 105mm f/2.8 where i will get the full frame Lens View benifit of a True Full Frame Lens, without the Crop View?Basically i want a True full Frame Macro Lens for my Full Frame Nikon D800...is this IT? THANK YOU :- :)
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I'm currently using this lens with Nikon D5200, just get the nikon mount and you're sorted. Very sharp results if you do your part :)
19871
Hi Michael, for some reason I've returned this item...Not because of having any trouble! I've decided to but real macro lens instead of using something like that just because of quality of the image with the Nikon macro lenses. Sorry
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I haven't but I can tell you this lens is very wide and appears to be coming from a very far distance. it might be a bit too wide & distant to really capture what you want but try it out and let us know how it comes out!
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I have the D7000. I find that the lens works very well but you do have the "crop" situation since it's not a DX specific lens. I guess it gives you an effective focal length of about 85mm. It is a very good lens. I used it for general photography at a party recently on my D750. Got some great pictures.
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I would look through customer reviews and see if anyone has had good results with a D90. I use this lens on my D3100 & D3200 with great results and most of the lenses for those models are compatible with a D90. Also, check the Sigma website for camera compatibility.
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I have the Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 and I used it on my D90. I purchased a D700 and it works great at 15mm and 16mm. Anything less there is vignetting. Incredible sharp lens, at least my copy.
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I have this lens mounted on my D5100 and it works fine. I'm an amateur photographer (for what it's worth) but this lens is the sharpest I've used! Nice lens!
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Really quite Good. This is an excellent lens. I still have mine. Maybe the photos I took with it are still on
865521
I have it on my Nikon D800 and I absolutely love it...can't imagine how I ever got anything in focus before getting it!!
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Yes, the Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 lens will work on a D90. It's a rather heavy lens, but will produce nice bokeh and sharp images.
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Good Morning Eileen,The answer is no! It's for a crop sensor dslr's only, however I did use it a few times with my old d600, but obviously you need to crop the photos do to the corners. Go for the 35mm d version, awesome lens, its for the full frame dslrs.Good luck!
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As long as the D-90 has an internal focus motor (which I believe it does), then you will be able to utilize the autofocus feature with this lens.
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Yes, the D90 has an internal focus motor so it will auto-focus. However, it is a full frame lens. The D90 is a APS-C (DX) crop sensor camera, so with the x 1.5 crop factor, your effective focal range is 42-120mm. Okay, if this is the focal range you want, but 42mm. is not very wide.